The Ships Atlas can be used separately or in conjunction with Guide to Port Entry as a quick reference to the location and facilities available at the port, harbour or terminal. Locate over 16,000 ports, harbours, terminals and marine facilities around the world Identify which specific facilities are available at that port using the port symbols. Gather further port statistics and information from the index Obtain further regional specific details Determine the distance to other international ports using our distance tables View piracy incidents and other maritime related information including, International Load Line Zones and Areas, Sensitive Sea Areas, MARPOL 73/78, Global Wind Patterns, Countries, Standard Time Zones, Ocean Currents, International Navigating Conditions and Global Distribution of Major Diseases. (Many sold separately) Access more comprehensive information on shipping facilities than any other commercial shipping atlas available including, the lat/long, UNLOCODE, maximum size vessel permissible, nearest airport, fuel and medical availability.

The 10th Edition of The Shipping World's Map is a comprehensive world map featuring over 2,100 ports and terminals, of which 61 are new to this edition. The map features one large global view, with additional regions expanded to provide greater detail on congested maritime areas. The port symbols indicate, not only the location of the port, but also the relative size of the port and whether drydock repair facilities are available for the largest vessels. In addition, two inset maps are included which feature International Load Line Zones and Areas and a summary of MARPOL 73/78 regulations, including the upcoming designation of the Baltic Sea and North Sea ECAs for NOx Tier III control. This useful and attractive world map is ideal for use in the office, in the boardroom or on the bridge.

Over 2,100 major ports and terminals around the world

61 new entries since the last edition

MARPOL 73/78 with latest amendments, including polar waters regulations, additional explanatory notes and upcoming designation of the Baltic Sea and North Sea ECAs for NOx Tier III control.

International load line zones and areas

Time clocks indicating UT (GMT) standard time zones

Key maritime areas, including Europe and the Mediterranean, NW Australia, Japan, Eastern Asia, the Philippines, Bass Strait, the Gulf, Gulf of Guinea, India, the Caribbean, North Gulf of Mexico, Vancouver/Seattle, the Great Lakes and St Lawrence Seaway

Port symbols indicating the location of the port, along with its relative size and whether drydocks are available for the largest vessels